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EDGAR GABRIEL
Improvisation for string players education.
The app teaches string players improvisation using notation, audio, and exercises. It covers various musical styles and clefs, suitable for students, teachers, and professionals.
Paul Schwind
Train ears, master rhythms, save
Learn musical concepts through interactive ear training exercises. Identify tones, triads, and intervals. Improve sight-reading with treble clef practice. Deflect meteorites to progress through levels. Track progress and complete challenges.
Konstantin Khalyushev
Learn through interactive games
Learn through interactive games that test knowledge of scales, chords, and rhythms. Identify notes on a staff, build chords, and recognize intervals. Track progress with daily exercises and quizzes.
Deeryard LLC
Analyze chords and track progress
Practice identifying Roman numerals for chords shown on music sheets. Build chords from root notes and intervals. Analyze music by determining chord functions and relationships.
TBSystems ApS
Practice spoken language with native speakers
Practice spoken language skills through AI-driven conversations. Users can engage in realistic dialogues, receive instant feedback, and improve fluency and comprehension. Set goals, track progress, and customize language difficulty levels.
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